Exit polls are surveys of voters taken as they exit their polling place. The exit poll also includes interviews with early in-person voters and a telephone poll is conducted for absentee voters.

Voters were concerned about the economy, the pandemic and racial inequality, according to results from national and state exit polls conducted by Edison Research. In an election marked by anxiety ...

Note: Exit poll percentages may have updated since this post. The voters in the 2024 presidential election were looking for a leader and someone who could bring needed change, and for that change ...

Shortly after 5 p.m., we will get our first look at a very large survey of people who voted in the presidential election, but don’t call it an exit poll. This survey will guide our reporting on ...

(That’s the terminology in the exit poll, don’t blame me if you prefer “Native American.”) According to the Edison Research exit poll, 65 percent of American Indians voted for Trump ...

The survey in 2010 was also conducted by Edison Research. In 2004, 2006, and 2008, the exit polls were conducted by Edison Media Research and Mitofsky International; from 1994 through 2002 ...

Preliminary national and state exit poll results from interviews of randomly selected voters as they exited voting places across the country on Nov. 3, as well as from voters exiting early voting ...

Unaffiliated voters shifted away from the ruling Liberal Democratic Party in the Oct. 27 Lower House election and fueled the gains of opposition parties, an Asahi Shimbun exit poll showed.